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Hell Let Loose Is Loose On Steam

Hell Let Loose Is Loose On Steam

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75 years ago today, US troops invaded the beaches of Normandy in one of World War II’s bloodiest and most important battles. Now, on the anniversary of D-Day, developer Black Matter has released Hell Let Loose, an ambitious first-person shooter set during WWII. The game features open battles of 100 players at a time, with infantry, tanks, artillery and a shifting front line. Choose from 14 authentic wartime positions including machine gunner, tank commander and more. Hell Let Loose went into production in 2016 and launched a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2017. Months of beta testing were conducted in the months leading up to now, and it’s finally ready for open testing. Hell Let Loose is a realistic multiplayer World War II first-person shooter with open battles of 100 players with infantry, tanks, artillery and a shifting front line. At its core is a unique resource-based strategic meta-game that is easy to learn, but hard to master. This is World War II at a scale you’ve never played before. An

BulletRage Kickstarter Goes Live

BulletRage Kickstarter Goes Live

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Fans of twin-stick “bullet hell” shooters will be interested in BulletRage, a new arcade-style overhead shoot-em-up from developer Chimera One Games. BulletRage has been in development for three years and has a boatload of features and collectible weapons to show for it. There’s a 40-level campaign mode, a co-op system that supports four players both online or in the room, and competitive PVP modes including Fortress Battle Mode, Endless Mode (which utilizes an infinite number of randomized dungeons), and Gauntlet Mode (“aimed for fans of speedrunning,” says Chimera). More modes could be added if stretch goals are hit. If you just want a copy of the game, it takes a $15 pledge. If you’d like to play sooner rather than later, access to the closed beta can be gained by pledging $37. Higher tiers get you goodies like the soundtrack, an artbook, and special skins and taunts exclusive to Kickstarter backers. 5 difficulties fine-tuned for casual to competitive gameplay Up to 4 players with local or online multiplayer co-op Compete

Warface Sunrise Update Out Now On PS4 And Xbox One

Warface Sunrise Update Out Now On PS4 And Xbox One

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It’s been a busy few weeks for Warface. The tactical FPS will be taking players to Mars next month, and right now, it’s sending them all to Japan. The “Sunrise” update, already available on PC, was added to the PS4 and XBox One versions today. This new co-op campaign pits your team against a branch of the Blackwood military organization that’s carrying out a series of mysterious rocket launches from a remote island in the Pacific. We’ve already been spoiled as to where THAT’S going, but the important thing is that we get there. Expect new quests, weapons to collect, and achievements to earn with this update. Brand-new stealth mode will allow players to coordinate their actions and defeat all enemies at once without triggering an alarm system. Portable energy shield will protect the players’ team from the enemies, but only one of the squad members is allowed to use it, requiring strategic cooperation. New enemies and bosses, that can only be taken down by a well-coordinated team. Among them:

Warface Content Update Takes You To Mars

Warface Content Update Takes You To Mars

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Warface is a tactical FPS that’s free to download on PS4, XBox One and PC. Developed by Blackwood Games, it now boasts over 73 million registered users, and next month it’s about to get wilder. An upcoming new mission is about to take players to Mars! You’re here to rescue human colonists from the attack of the evil Blackwood military organization (no association….we think), but for the sake of your own safety, you’re not visiting the Red Planet using your own body. Instead you’re remotely controlling SEDs — armored humanoid robots. So how does that work when the distance between Mars and Earth would introduce an input lag of hours, possibly days? Beats us…it just does. Gameplay strategy will differ somewhat when you’re a robot. For one thing, your weapons don’t take ammunition….they’re energy-based and require charging. Watch out for new enemies led by two never-before-seen and formidable bosses. Work together to navigate the vast Martian desertscape and play through sections that sometimes require action, sometimes stealth. The “Mars” update

The Present And Future Of Frag

The Present And Future Of Frag

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Two months ago, French developer Oh BiBi released the mobile shooter Frag on mobile devices. Each match in the game teleports you to an arena along with four AI teammates, which can be pre-chosen from a library of forty. You can switch between the characters at any time, or automatically take control of one when your current character dies. Your team’s goal: be the last ones standing! In the sixty days since its debut, Frag has done well for itself, gaining over seven million users, 105,000 five-star reviews, and 200,000 Frag-related videos on YouTube. Frag has played host to over 130 million battles with 135 billion shots fired within them. Yes, they counted them all. “We’re very happy with Frag Pro Shooter’s initial launch; the game has reached a level of traction redefining what we had envisioned,” says Oh Bibi co-founder Stanislas Dewarvin. “Most importantly, we are engaging with a community of very active players that are the heart and soul of Frag Pro Shooter. The launch was just a

Hellmut Is Charging Onto Switch

Hellmut Is Charging Onto Switch

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Good news ahead for fans of roguelikes or crazy shooters with a lot of messy explosions: Hellmut: The Badass From Hell, originally released for the PC last year, will be available on Nintendo Switch next month. Stomp and shoot your way through dark dungeons, blowing countless demons apart with gigantic explosions. Collect loot, souls and weapons as you approach dangerous bosses. You even have the ability to morph into defeated enemies, so have fun with that. The Switch version will contain new features like a Gauntlet Mode for two players (couch co-op), a Tournament survival mode, and the minigame “Invaders From Hell.” Roguelike – Fight, Die, Retry. Collected monsters delay your death. Transformation – Body swap between collected monsters Transformation Wheel – Dynamic in-game body change Randomly generated levels and bosses – Never play the same game Boss fights – Obtain special rewards and add new Transformations to your collection! Loot, Buy and Equip– Amass Soul stones, coin, items, weapons and buy new equipment Multiple environments –Sewers, Caves, Castles and

The Cycle Begins Weekly Playtests Today

The Cycle Begins Weekly Playtests Today

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Development studio YAGER has begun alpha playtests for their upcoming competitive quest shooter The Cycle. Sign up by visiting the official website. You’ve landed on Fortuna III, a planet just as dangerous as it is beautiful. A fortune could be yours if you can harvest resources before your competitors do, and this is assuming you can skillfully dodge and/or destroy the murderous wildlife out for your blood. The game supports single-player sessions, but you’ll probably have an easier time playing with friends. Starting today, YAGER will be testing The Cycle once per week. Anyone can sign up to take part in these tests The tests will be continue until the launch of the closed beta, the date of which has yet to be determined (“late spring” is the word). Your progress in the game will be retained after every session, and should even be accessible in the closed beta. “The team at YAGER is committed to an open, community-driven development environment, and is looking to give players a recurring chance

Hell Let Loose Is Coming To Steam In June

Hell Let Loose Is Coming To Steam In June

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Hell Let Loose is the name of an ambitious WWII first-person shooter from developer Black Matter. The game went into production in 2016 and launched a successful Kickstarter campaign in 2017. Now it’s close enough to completion that it’s ready for beta testing, and you could be one of the first. Those who preorder the game now will gain access to a series of beta tests before its June launch — the earliest of these is scheduled for April 5. The Soldier Pack gives you one copy of the game and permission to enter three betas, as well as two additional beta keys to share with friends (each worth three betas). The Unit Pack (which comes at a 10% discount) gets you SIX game codes — one for you and five for your friends — plus the three-beta access. Hell Let Loose is a realistic multiplayer World War II first-person shooter with open battles of 100 players with infantry, tanks, artillery and a shifting front line. At its core is

Drone Strike Force Announced For Steam

Drone Strike Force Announced For Steam

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Most action shooters have you piloting a far-out space cruiser or futuristic teched-out warship — the kind of thing that can believably fire off 1,000 rounds a minute because it doesn’t exist. Drone Strike Force, announced today by developer Odisi Games, bucks the standard by giving you control of a drone. Drones have existed for years now; they’re used for leisure (the models sold at drugstores with cameras in them) or for conflict (the sleek white models used by US troops in Afghanistan). The models in Drone Strike Force look like a hybrid of both, and in the process come off like big metal bugs. Because a drone can fly anywhere, Drone Strike Force has an excuse to introduce the rarely-used Z-axis to the bullet hell shooter genre. Brightly colored blasts will come at you from all angles — fortunately you can use the environment around you to block shots. If your aim is steady and your dodging abilities are sharp, you might avoid becoming scrap metal just long enough

Frag Officially Frags To Life On Mobile

Frag Officially Frags To Life On Mobile

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For the past six months, French developer Oh BiBi (maybe that means something in French) has been running beta tests for Frag, their new mobile shooter. Today they’re pleased to announce their testing is done: Frag is a finished product, and it’s fraggable anywhere you go on both standard OSes. Here’s how to play Frag: each match teleports you to an arena along with four AI teammates, which can be pre-chosen from a library of forty. You can switch between the characters at any time, or automatically take control of one when your current character dies. Your team’s goal: be the last ones standing! “When we started the project a year ago, before Fortnite blew up, we were certain a shooter would hit the top 10 on mobile,” says Oh BiBi cofounder Stanislas Dewavrin. “Control was a challenge during the design phase. We wanted it to be absolutely perfect. As precise as a mouse, and as intuitive as a touch interface. After months of hard work, we figured out a system

Rise And Shine Comes To Nintendo Switch

Rise And Shine Comes To Nintendo Switch

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Adult Swim Games’ Rise and Shine was released in 2017 for Playstation 4, XBox One and PC. Now with the addition of another console to the market, it’s time to Rise and Shine once more — on Switch. Rise and Shine is primarily a shooter, but not a mindless one. There is a good deal of puzzle-solving mixed into the run-and-gun-ness of it; many obstacles and even some bosses cannot be defeated without figuring out a brainteasing trick. An irreverent sense of humor keeps you giggling as you play while parodying the game industry at large. This is a rare case where the developer’s own name (Super Awesome Hyper Dimensional Mega Team) is better than the game’s name. For easier reference, they often shorten it to “Super Mega Team.” Popgeeks took a look at the XBox version of Rise and Shine last year; read our review. The game is available on the Nintendo eShop as of this minute, for $14.99. Rise & Shine combines the bullet-hell action of an arcade shooter